Unit 2

 

  Using a Visualisation diagram as part of the planning process can be very effective for the team, as it offers specific advantages over other project management tools. For example, to create a visualisation it requires less time to read and also offers a better understanding when being being shown to clients. This means there will be better communication with the client and the team as it offers a quicker, high lever representation of the contained data. Reducing time spent on planning and helping both sides come to a quicker understanding off the profit. Furthering this point, Due to how simply and quick it is to make a visualisation diagram. The time spent on planning can be greatly reduced while the efficiency of the team would be greatly increased. This means that more time can be spent on the more important tasks at hand like the production and post production of the final product. Proving how a visualisation diagram is very effective when planning a product.  A Visuali...

Q3 (a) remember the difference of ethical and legal issues  Q4 (a) Any online project management tool down is good  - Kissflow Project - Trello - Asana - Zoho Projects - Wrike - Monday.com - Proof-hub - Clarizen - Airtable - Kanban Tool - teams Q4 (b) You need a subscription for them, internet is dogger somtimes  Q5 Link to the brief and the client requirements Q6 An integration with Microsoft Office as it would allow the students to work at a much faster and easier rate. Plus is also modern and interactive which fits the brief and appeals to our target audience demographic. Q7 structural diagram and shows main pages and subpages  4 content 2 purpose 2 justify the decision Q8 Content, layout and fitness for purposs header/ logo  search tab sub headings placeholders/ for sponsors place holder for a navigation bar contact info  intro to the university  relate to the brief does it have prod elements and conventions font  colours etc.....................